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10 Things I Wish I Had More Time To Do

Lucy Clements

Sep 23, 2015

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24 hours in a day is not enough time to do everything I want to do, especially amidst the busy college life. Here are 10 things that I love and hope to be able to spend more time on in the future!

1. Read.

I absolutely love to read. From a young age, it’s been one of my favorite past times. Now that text books are replacing my reading selections of former Nicholas Sparks novels, I find myself reading novels less and less.

2. Scrapbook.

I like to think of myself as somewhat creative, and who doesn’t love a great scrapbook full of memories!? If I had all the time in the world, I would make multiple scrapbooks, because they are truly valuable.

3. Cook.

I really wish I had more time for this one. Busy schedules don’t leave much time to spend cooking yummy recipes. I miss the good old days as a little kid, cooking and baking all day with no care in the world.

4. Shop.

There never seems like a good time to go on a shopping trip. Living in a small college town sometimes makes me forget that there’s bigger and better malls out there. These days, shopping trips feel somewhat rushed, because there’s always one more homework project to do.

5. Craft.

Thank you Alpha Chi Omega for bringing out the inner crafter in me, and I wish I could devote more time to it! I find so much relaxation and peace when I craft, and I would love to spend hours on Pinterest and find fun new things to paint.

6. Blog.

I love to write, and blogging is a great way to write and keep in touch with people. If I had more time, I would definitely start one.

7. Travel.

There’s life outside Muncie? I wish I had more time to visit friends at other schools and explore new places. Hopefully that will come after graduation. Until then, Muncie is going to have to do.

8. Watch movies.

There’s plenty of people who can sit and watch Netflix all day, but I am not one of them. I constantly have to be doing something, or else I don’t feel productive. If I had more time, I would re-watch the entire Gossip Girl series and find a new Netflix series to start.

9. Spend time with friends.

I am a very extraverted person by nature, so I instinctively get my energy from being around others. I wish I had more time to spend with my best friends and also get to know new people.

10. Work out.

If I had unlimited time in a day, I would spend half of it at the gym. I love the good vibes at a gym, and the feeling I get after working out is priceless.

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10 Things I Wish I Had More Time To Do

1. Read.

2. Scrapbook.

3. Cook.

4. Shop.

5. Craft.

6. Blog.

7. Travel.

8. Watch movies.

9. Spend time with friends.

10. Work out.

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